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Public International Law and World Order LLM
Brunel UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: Core: Collective security law; dissertation; plus 3 electives from a selection including: international economic law; international human rights; international humanitarian law; international criminal law.(read more)
Human Rights and Human Values PgCert
University Of BirminghamStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: This programme consists of a range of taught modules, participation in a research seminar, or a placement with an NGO or the equivalent.(read more)
International Trade and Logistics MSc
Oxford Brookes UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: The course has been designed for those who have not formally studied for a degree in business or management and who would like to increase their understanding of a range of business and management subjects and also specialise in international logistics.(read more)
Human Rights Law PgCert
University Of StrathclydeStudy modes: Full time
Course description: This course meets the growing demand for expertise in national and international human rights law with modules ranging across the domestic, European and international levels; the course offers law graduates, graduates in related disciplines and those with relevant professional qualifications the opportunity to study human rights law and culture in depth.(read more)
Law and Environmental Science MSc
University Of NottinghamStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The programme enables students to take courses that address the international legal response to the growing number of pressures on the global environment, and complement these by studying a variety of courses designed to give an introduction to physical and/or biological sciences; introductory modules in science or law are compulsory for students without a science or law background to maximise access to the range of courses on offer.(read more)
Advanced Legislative Studies LLM
Institute Of Advanced Legal StudiesStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The course builds upon the existing resources and staff experience in postgraduate tuition in the field of legislative drafting at the Sir William Dale centre for legislative studies.(read more)
Theory and Practice of Human Rights MA
University Of EssexStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: An interdisciplinary course that examines the history, theoretical development and implementation of human rights; it is intended for those who want to undertake practical or legal work for human rights organisations and those whose interests lie in legal, political or ethical theory.(read more)
International Studies (Environment) MA
Oxford Brookes UniversityStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: International relations in theory and practice; global political economy; readings in social science; research methods in the social sciences; global politics and the environment plus 1 of the following options: global governance; civil society and social movements; international development; global theory - from Kant to Hardt and Negri; citizenship in theory and practice; gender in a global context; independent study; plus a 15.(read more)
International and European Law LLM
University Of AberdeenStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: This programme caters for students wishing to select courses from both International and European LLM programmes; 3 from 4 selected courses must be from 1 of these 2 programmes.(read more)
International Law LLM
University Of HertfordshireStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Compulsory modules include: Public international law; conflict of laws; plus 2 choices from a list of optional modules; students also complete either a 15,000-word dissertation or undertake an internship.(read more)
Law (World Trade Organisation Law) LLM
Oxford Brookes UniversityStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Founded little more than a decade ago, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) is the cornerstone of worldwide economic relations; its dispute settlement system is one of the few functioning obligatory dispute settlement mechanisms in the international community and it has had a significant impact on the development of international law.(read more)
Legal Practice PgDip
Oxford Brookes UniversityStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The legal practice course (LPC) is a compulsory vocational course for all intending solicitors, accredited by Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA); the course is designed to maximise students’ employability, and significant careers support is provided; it includes a distinctive emphasis on the law firm as a business, developed in conjunction with local law firms.(read more)
International Commercial Law LLM
University Of NottinghamStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: 120 credits worth of subject options, topics include: Advanced copyright and design law; banks, consumers and regulation; commercial conflict of laws; EC employment law; European community competition law; international and comparative copyright law; international and comparative patent law; international and comparative trade mark law; international consumer protection; international copyright law; international investment law.(read more)
Law (Erasmus-Europe) LLM
University Of KentStudy modes: Full time
Course description: The course enables students to obtain an LLM through spending the 1st term at Kent, and the 2nd at a partner universities in Europe (currently including include the Université de Cergy-Pontoise in France), before returning to Kent to complete a dissertation; the programme gives students the opportunity to study at 2 high quality Law schools.(read more)
Law LLM
University Of AberdeenStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Contact provider for further course (read more)
Commercial Law LLM
University Of HertfordshireStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Compulsory modules: Company law; commercial law; plus 2 optional modules; 15,000-word dissertation or an internship.(read more)
Medical Law and Ethics PgDip
University Of KentStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Medical law and ethics is an expanding field that offers considerable scope for interdisciplinary study; the programme examines the role of law within contemporary health care, providing a sound introduction to the institutions and organisations associated with medical law and the interrelationships between them.(read more)
Law and Management MBA
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: The course emphasises both professional and vocational development as well as an awareness of key legal and regulatory issues that play a central role in the successful management of modern enterprises of all types and sizes; students develop an understanding of higher level managerial skills and concepts, and their application in practical situations.(read more)
International Environmental Law PgDip
University Of KentStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Students develop a sound knowledge and systematic understanding of the institutional structures, key principles of law and policy and the contexts within which international law operates; they gain this through studying the theoretical, social, political and scientific perspectives which underlie the substantive areas of law, as well as the practical situations in which international environmental law operates.(read more)
Socio-Legal Studies MPhil
University Of KentStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: We recommend applicants contact the school informally before applying, applicants need to draft a brief (2 to 4-page) outline of the research project they envisage and their intended methodology, to accompany their application; applicants may find it helpful to discuss their project informally with an appropriate member of staff (contact details are on our website) or with the director of postgraduate research.(read more)
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An engaging course that will help you tackle the big issues in life
St Mary's University College (Twickenham)
M, July 2010Overall score
I thoroughly enjoyed studying at St Mary's, Twickenham. The quality of the course is really first rate, aided by the fact that all staff are passionate about what they teach and are engaged with pertinent bioethics issues. The course is ideally suited for those who have been interested in bioethics for a while as well as for those who may have only recently had their interest level piqued. The flexible approach to study (full-time or part-time with the option of distance learning) adds further to the course's attractiveness, making it a real and viable option alongside full-time employment.
Study experience
The quality of the course material is strong with a good mix of contemporary material as well as more established texts and resources. The support and tuition by members of staff is really good and there is a genuine sense that staff want students to learn and grow in their understanding. The use of guest lecturers is also very good further aiding the learning process by providing engagement with leading specialists in the field. Not only does the online study environment provide a meaningful and excellent way for distance learners to engage in the course but also provides a stimulating environment in which discussion of key bioethics questions can take place and flourish. Given the comments above the course is very good value for money!
Facilities
The standard of teaching was superb supported by excellent and well produced module resources. The library at St Mary's provides access to a good range of key texts in bioethics but is relatively small. However the library is part of Sconul and other inter-library loan systems and bioethics students can also access other private bioethics collections which the university has connections with. This is helpful not only in terms of expanding the range of resources on offer but also for long distance students who may not be able to call into the library so readily. The library staff at St Mary's are among some of the most helpful, diligent and supportive that I have come across. Nothing is too much trouble! IT support and resources are also very good and modern.
Postgraduate life
The course provides an excellent forum in which to connect with people who have similar interests. This helps to create an experience conduicive to learning and growth. Alongside this there is also good opportunity to mix socially and form lasting friendships. Most of the bioethics postgrad students do not live on site but travel in.
Job prospects
Aside from equipping you with the keys to engage with pertinent bioethics issues of the day, the course allows you to develop a variety of skills. These include verbal reasoning and the ability to undertake synthesis of information or ideas and create responses to problems as well as evaluate alternative approaches and articulate justifications for such evaluations. This in turn allows you to develop robust skills in writing for a variety of audiences and communicating key and sometimes complex ideas effectively. This is especially so in terms of writing the dissertation. Growing in ethical reasoning and analysis allows you to be able to reach ethical conclusions, grounded on sound and justifiable reasoning. Given the interdisciplinary nature of many of the issues within the field of bioethics, you also develop skills in being able to use and analyse various research and study techniques and identify and interpret technical medical and legal language.
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UEA-the liveliest
Law Llb (Hons)
University Of East Anglia
Freya, August 2007Overall score
Yes-law is such an interesting course, every tuesday there is a fancy dress night at uni club-everyone from other unis who have visted have all said UEA has the best student life.Most say they wish they went to UEA.
Study experience
10 hours of lectures and the lectuers have all been in the legal profession or still are.
Facilities
Liabry is good but could be a few more computers in the libary.
Postgraduate life
The law society is really good with a great mooting competition, and FAB law ball and other events that allow the students to mingle with solicitors and barristers.
Job prospects
Good networking opportunities and step by step advice.
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Great place to study law
Law Llb (Hons)
King's College London (University Of London)
Anna, September 2007Overall score
Very good standard of teaching, but quite impersonal. Self-motivation essential in this course. King's has a good atmosphere and it is easy to make friends.
Study experience
quite a full week for law stuents, often no or just one day off a week. days range from 1-4 lectures/tutorials a week plus lots of self study. hard work!
Facilities
Library for law is limited to two-three essential books on each subject and these are only in short-loan so you can only get them for a couple of hours to photocopy-also every law student will need the same book so likely to have to wait ages to find it and photocopy. Keep your card loaded with money as photocopying gets costly. Lack of computer/internet access and printers limited and unreliable.
Postgraduate life
Lots of clubs and societies but none are wild or weird!
Job prospects
King's is one of the best Uni's, especiall for law or medicine so job prospects after grauation are plenty if you try hard enough. Remember to start organising in the 2nd year though or you could end up having to wait years before training o be a solicitor/barrister after uni.
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